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Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
Cold BIooded Murder.

COLUMBIA, S. c., July 5.-George S.
Turner, owner of Haley Falls cotton
mills. and one of the wealthiest men in
Spartenburg county, is a fugitive from jus
tice. ana the governor has offered reward
of $50 for his apprehension. Turner
crime is the cold blooded murder Of a
young German, Julius Metzkia, employed
in his mills. On Sunday Metzkia went to
Turner'S office and asked to be paid S103
which he claimed was due him on Satur-
day, but which Turner had refused to pay
Turner's reply was the contents of both
barrels of shot gun Metzkia's head was
almost blown off. Turner Immediately
armed himself and fled to the country.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
The Celebrated Lake Front Case.

CHICAGO, July 5.-The celebrated Lake
front case, involving the right of the Hi
nois Central Railroad Co, to fill in and oc-
cupy for its own special benefit, mile Of
the shore of Lake Michigan adjoining the
business portion Of Chicago, came up for
trial in the federal court before Judge
Blodgett today. B. McCagg opened the case
for the city. He declared that Chicago
had amply repaid all obligations to the
Illinois Central. Mr.. McCagg character
lied the course Of the company as grasping
and avaricious in the extreme. He will
resume his presentation of the subject to-
morrow,
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
Chicago Grain ana Provisions.

CHICAGO. July
An easier feeling prevailed a The wheat PIT during
earlier part CT the session, due chiefly the
Of the cables. August started at - but free selling
put t down to III. speeulat,ons. however was not
sufc,ent to keep the crowd busy and was conducted
chiefly by scairers. Outside orders being greatS
strained visible supply statement surprise.
everybody expected decrease but they were nc {
prepared for a falling OF OF 420.GoO bushels. The
effect on prices frming up of almost nc. The
visible supply found August at 11as@l4 and caused
that option to advance at to .154. Trade how
ever dragged very much and but little business was
DONE aud August closed for the day at 7iss.
Corn was active weak and unsettled and trading
was of larger volume than for some days. General
rains in the corn belt created the weakness and
caused considerable be sold for country &C
count. Offerings were liberal by longs and the de-
mand was mainly for July and August with very
little inquiry for the more deferred offerings. The
visible supply showed decrease Of $4,000. August
opened s. and = lower at 81 and SIX and declined
to 6611 and $751; the closing figure.
Oats were weaker. and the late rains having caus-
ed less appre hension and an anxiety and the grow
ing crop caured increased selling probably closing
out b longs. New crops deliveries sold down A@5t
August opened at 25s4@2sN sold down to 25ss and
closed at 25a
Provisions were moderately active but the market
although exhibiting nsiderable activenees not
quite so strong as during the closing days OF the
week.
The hrmness OF the hog market has Strengthening
influence but the unsettled feelir In the grain
ket made operators somewhat tmid and they were
not inclined trade In large lines. The stocks
ported hand were quite liberal, larger than opera
tors had anticipated and this also had some effect
Offerings ruled fair early and prices ruled lower
trading being chiefly In August and Septembe dc
liveries. Later the market steady with fail
purchased and prices rallled again
August lard opened at e7la and declined to e2Ia
the closing figure.
August short ribs started at TO- sold down to t21
and closed at the opening figures.
The leading futures ranged as follows
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Brewers Test Case.

ST.. Louis, July 5-The case Of joseph
Schnaider, proprietor of Schnaider's Gar
den, very popular resort in this city, and
an extensive brewer, who WIS arrested q
week ago last Sunday for violation Of the
Sunday law, came up in the court Of Grim
inal correction today. Able lawyers ar
gued the case on both sides, and the mat
ter was taken under advisement by Judge
Noonan until Friday. This is the test case
agreed on by the Brewers Association.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
Straightaway Boat Race.

WORCESTER, Mass, July 5.-Cornell
won the mile and a half straightaway boat
race for four crew Of the Inter Collegiate
Rowing Association at Lake Quinsiga
mond this afternoon by two feet in min
utes, IS 3 4 seconds. The race was very
hotly contested, neither crew having at
any one time an advantage of more than
half the length of its boat. Bowdern and
Cornell were the only starters.
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bringing a Waiter to Time.

A traveller obtained satisfactory break
fast at southern hotel in an ingenious
manner Having called for different
items on the bill Of fare with the unfail-
ing result of hearing, ''All gone, sab, !"
be fixed a stern look upon the colored
waiter and exclaimed IN deep tones: DO
you know where you VIII 20 TO when you
de- The waiter tremhled and did NO.
reply, bet he turned away, and with dis
patch brought out smoking breakfast Of
chicken and other features OF good meal
It seems that he had reserved these deli-
cacies for himself, but had been touched
by superstition to produce them for the
Times.
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Immigration Statistics.

New YORK, July 5-The statistics Of
immigration at this port for the first six
months of the current year show large
increase In comparison with the same por-
ton of last year The figures are: First
six months of 1886, 14S, 101; first six
months of 1887, 212, 655; for the whole
wear 1886 there were landed at Castle Gar
den 800, 91S immigrants, If the immigra-
ton cont ues fer the next six months at
the increased rate, this rear will show an
Immigration of nearly 500, 600 persons.
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MnrtnarY Report.

New YORK. July 5.-The mortality in
this CITY begins to excite alarm. Yesterday
200 people died, and today tho deaths OF
2OS were recorded.
KEY WEST. July 5-There have been
ten new cases of fever since yesterday and
three deaths.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
The Frisco Election Fiasco.

ST. LOUIS. July 5.-In the case OF OPP
nenheim s Co. of New York TO annul the
election for directors of May last OF the
St Louis & San Francisco Railroad Co,
which has been in the circuit court here
ever since the election, Judge Dillon this
afternoon gave decision in which he does
not set aside the election, but declares Ed
ward Z. Oppenheim was elected director
of the road and that Russell Sage Was not.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
A Missing Vessel.

NEW YORK, July 5.-The British ship
Muskota it is feared has been lost at sea
with all on board She left Serbia, Java,
December 15 Her destination was Queens
town. She has not reached that port and
is posted as missing vessel. She was IN
command of Captain Cutter and had a
crew of twenty five men. With her cargo
she was valued at 500 Q0o, only partly
insured
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For ArkarssW Travellers.

LITTLE RocL, Ark, July 5.-TodaF
articles of incorporation of the Little Rock
& State Line railroad, 100 miles long, run
ming in westerly direction throuc''
Montgomery aud Polk county to India
Territory, filed in the secretary Of state
Office. Capital stock s 600, 0o0.
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Carnage of Battle.

CLEVELAND. O.. July 5.-During the
sham battle at Delta. Fulton county, yes
terdsy, Postmaster W. R. Huntington was
fatally shot He lived but short time
after the shooting How the bullet got IN
among the blank cartridges which the
troops were useing nobody can explain
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
Murder without Provocation.

PEORIA, Ill. July GA special to the
Transcript says: J. E. Logan. city mar
shall of Lewistowu, was shot and killed this
morning by George Wilde, who was In
toxicated. The murder was without pro-
vocation. Excitement at Lewistown over
the affair is at fever heat and threats OF
lynchins Wilde are freely made.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
Kansas City Gram and Provisions.
LII

Kansas City GRAIN Anc Fro"sionS.
KANSAS CIT, July 5.
Daily Indicator reports wheat dull: No. red
cash July and August no bids OF offers; september
% old. No. , soft, cash, So bio,
Corn No. cash. 81 August bid, september
81 asked May 81, No. 2white cash, 10 bids or Offers
Oats, No. cash. i2e9s asked
Rye. NO, cash 81 81 a. - 49,
Hlsy-Firni: fancy small balet. SO 80; large, ele D
Flax seed-Sl
store packed z; common SO. ceuo
Cleese-Full cream. if@sis1; nasA 60
Exgs-Steaty- q per doL -,
Flour. duh. steady; quotations II ss II1
O. family 81 sol -; choice y SsSL ss iAheT "
extra fancy o. S5ssl IS; patent q sse2 ~
Corn NsaI-9reen. - dried 80 choice yeiio"' %
o-lk. ~.
Braa-Bulk x. sacked, s. - ..
EPorlrry-Oid hens, fAs- heavy = 81 rocefss y "
s1rkeys- sIs-
Provisions.-Suxar cured hams u; bacon se' IT.
osef -: dris. beef clear 3; dry sat cieAL TO sr
q s.; long clear e. - shoulders . ~ snors Gear
y -, smoked clear RIB sides. .. % hons ese~<'
O. 3; shoulders. s. 81 short clear y -
Mes pork-sl5 ss1.
Lara--Chcics t.erce- S =
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Jake arp is Sick.

New YORK, July 5.-Jacob Sharps
health has been gradually growing worse
since he has been lodged in Ludlow street
jail to await sentence for bribery. Today
his illness had increased so much that he
was unable to leave his bed His friends
have became alarmed.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
VIII Settle at 25 Cents.

CHICAGO, July 5. AT a meeting to-day
of the creditors of Maurice Rosenfeldt IL
Co, the failed brokers of the late wheat
clique, 2 motion TO accept the firms prop
osition to pay % ceuts on the dollar, cash,
was accented
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
Tbrouub the WHIRLPOOL.

NIAGARA FALLS, July 5-Richard Gro
nan, while attempting to swim across Ma
CARA river today starting from the Maid
of the Mist" landing, was caught in cur
rent and carried down through the whirl-
pool rapids. He came to the falls from
Boston about q week ago.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
Turf Winners.

NEW YORK. July 5.-Winners at Brigh-
ton Beach: Rebel, Friend, Billy Crock,
Young Duke, Ferg Kyle, Derby Oak, Sam
Brown.
NIAGARA FALLS. July .5.-Winners at
today's races: Brait, Lansdowne, Lyon,
Nettle, Cyclone
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Cascz9o Live stock.

CEEASo- S-iy :,
r.--s-s rar-,.; r-c.rsx Cattle rccetyz S.ss se.rr
userez 2Gl MARKET ssess3y- shipping go x
fsssp,oartx &4ssz4 ~ ssockers A1e 'eeofs,s- -
- co~xESIIss Ard mtxee .. 49, ~ S~-A -
g, Texas cattle q SssS s. $3.50 v.x.
Ho<s-EAc<.pcs .ss,s. seipEen1 81
hs-ns, 49, Ard rs.x%st g asss - packrnx AZ.
aaipptnx Is . Is s: Light esezS5 y sk,ss :.
Skeep-E<cesp<a Ssts shfrEfns 80 -
sseas4y. All sAorc natives - 49, = SGSe1- O
sak.TexAax e ssSs - lAnhs 3-sss&A
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Yacht Regatta.

GDAsGow, July 5.--In the Western
Yacht club Regatta on the Clyde today
the Thisble won easily, beating the Ire and
Lenore.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
The swamp Angel Signed.

KANSAS CRY, July "a specisI from
jefferson City, Mo-, says that Governor
Marmaduke today signed the Swamp
Angel railroad bill passed at the extra ses-
sion of the legislature.
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st. LOuis Gram and Provisions.

ST. Louis Gram and Provisions.
ST. LOUIS. July 5,
Flour-Easy with iry proved demand
Wheat-No. : red casn. 8, July. ~;
3 eSsS1s. closing rs; August s3a.aIiIs closing
7sai: September ,5laQs.5 ciosiEg s5a; October
11ls6s1s1a. closing IA.
Corn-Casn S|,.G4: July 5s,63SH closing 8;
August SL.6r3.L4, closing 4is; september S51s.
Quiet. Cash q July IL; August a. Sept S1a-
Eye-54.
Elgs-rirn. 10 cents.
Buttsr-Quier easy: creamery I5Gis; dairy loss Is
Pork-Old mess si5 u; new 3l5 -
IArd-Ss4
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s.. Louis Live stock.

s. LoCn JIly 8
ca-tle-Iru ~ shpe 100 market sszady. choice
heavy native steers o. 3sSs 81; saippes
rod n "a ~ srorfe-s fair 90 good q 80 90
fexas common 20 choice. q i3<Ss %
Hoes-Eecefpss sss shps az nafLN 49, Dr -,
rAs,s<e h~avy And butchers selections y Ess
= packing fair 20 god. e -zGs - yorkers ne
.trm prime. q sss5 - Gigs cozzuon 20 GOO -
q -.
sneer-E>ceip-s ~ sefprsens SO nASee nEn'
clipped fair 70 choice 80. u lar1os SSSSSs
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welfare secured by deposit
OF Crown Point Lots which
wind blows the
The apd Transit Motor Line runs
entire placing lot within ten minutes or the
Enquire Douglas Godfrey Cowey
merchandise stock exchange2
Call
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.
ceH York MoneJ.

New York Money.
Szw YORK. July S.
Honey CT cell easy at 3Gi6 Der cent: closed eft 4
Prime mercantile paper 51s51e.
Sterling exchange dull but nrm at ss1a for o. day
bills and 81 $50 for demand
The roial saiss Of stocks were l92 81 SHARE
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-06
Ball and Bat.

INDIANAPOLIS, July ).
INDIANAPOLIS -. ) Washingto. "a
AT LOUISVILLE
Louisville ..... 10 Athletic. ......-.-.
AT DETROIT.
Detroit. 10 Boston ............ s.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago ........ Is New York ,
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE


WICHITA. July 8
Live stock market slow, prices steady Flour
sreacy. Wheat steady.
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Grand Clearing Sale E! !
DIR. VIM. HALL.

SPECIALIST.
Piles, FiStula and all diseases
Of the rectum cured without
knife, ltgature or cauSt1c. No
money to be paid until patient is
cured. Blood and skin diseases
successfully treated. Private
chronic and sexual diseases Of
both sexes a speciality. Consul
tatiOn free. OFFICE, 143 N Main
street, over WOOdman'S Bank, P.
o. box 927, Wichita, Kansas.
Send for Circular. dl9n
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Grain in Sight.

CHICAGO, July 5.-The visible supply Of
grain as announced by the secretary OF the
board of trade today was as follows:
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Peculiar Effect of Blue Glass.

During the blue glass craze of few
years ago Mrs. Ruth Smith, Of this city,
gave the matter her serious attention.
Being a widow Of wealth, she caused to
be built on the southeast corner OF her
house room composed entirely Of blue
glass. into which the sunlight streams
during the entire day. Mrs. Smith wears
blue glass spectacles, dresses in blue silk
and has her meals brought 10 this novel
room on dishes OF blue glass, where she
eats. sleeps and lives. II is stated that
she has not been out from her glass home
more than ten minutes at tine in eight
years, during which period she has never
felt pain or an ache Of the slightest de-
scription.
Her neighbors state that not percepti-
bic change has taken place in her features
during the period of her novel method Of
living. and her wonderful preservation
and good health have led many to believe
that there is more virtue in blue glass
than the general public is willing 10 con-
cede.-Bridgepor Conn Coz. Pittsburg
Dispatch
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Wetave off,
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have which is
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-18
LETTER LIST.

Following is the list of unclaimed letters remaining in the Post Office at Yuma, Yuma County, Arizona, June Ilth lSS. BAsula, Aiatagasia; Berlugo, Josefa; Bray Il. C.; Brown, Joseph G.; BroAn, Weldon Clapp, Charles; Devortea, Eictt: DuckwortE ]. T.; Fioriz, Remigia; Jomsson, Anton Ketterman, Lottie; King, E. w.; Labory Iuana; Lewis, Jose; McCarter, c. A.; Me 'iOnis, Anastacia; Mills. w. Nolan, Dr. rank; Nunes, Luis; Parker, L. c.; Pearce :. w.; Pierce, 5. J. F.; Sisson, Alb ,ie V. Iasa. Rumaldo; stump. J. w.; Taylor, F. B., Mrs; Turner, Ksvin; Turner, Kevin
 w. l.. HOPKINS,
 P. NJ.
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( Captains Forsu1ass Discovery

Cl2t. Coleman, schr. Weymsuth. plying between Atlantic City ant Y Y, had been troubled with cough so that he was unable to s.eer, and was induced to try Dr. King $ Neg Discovery for Consumption. It not only gave h;m instant reiiei, but al.ayed children were similarly affected and single dose had the same happy effect. Dr. Kings Nev Discovery is nov the standarl remedy schooner. Free trial bottles of this Stand ard Remedy at A. Franks store.
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GOV;RN1R'S PROClANATi0N.
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 EXECUTIvr DEPARTMENT.

Whereas, The Live Stock Sanitary ConI- mission of the Territory of Arizona have d . rected my attention to the fact: that reiiah., information has reached them that cOnta 1 sious pleuro- pneumonia has made its ap- pearance in q large number of animals with | in the States of New York, Vermont, Pe2D- sylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, Illinois and the District of Columbia, and is liable to mlke its appearance in tn State of Missouri: that the cattle interest," of the T .rritory are greatly endangered b. the prevalence of this plague ill the sai'. States. owing to the importation of catt!t therefrom, anl
 Whereas, The immense cattle interest of Arizona are thus menaced and heav! loss upon this one of the most important o our industries is liable to occur, unless gre cautionary measures are adopted.
 Now, therefore. l, c. Meyer Zl;icb, Gov ernor of the Territory Of Ari zona, hy virtue of the authority of law in ue vested, dc hereby order, establish and declare qnar- antine, to take effect on the first day 0! June, 1887, against all territory heretofor mentioned, embracing also h.nylanl, Scot land and the DOminion of Canada, on all bovine cattle from said localities coming into the Ter ritory ofA-izona unless they arequarantine'i at the point of entry prescribed blythe rnle- and regulations of the Live StD;k Sanitary Commission of Arizona, for a period of sixty days, and retlined there mil they shall receive a certificate of health sisne ny the Veterinary Surgeon of the Territory of Arizona, or some du,y appointed dsputy under him.
 h testi nony whereof, l have hereuntc (Seal) ct my hand and ca'lse the Great Seal of the Terrltnry to b.s hsrelnto affixed
 Done at Presc'tt, tae Capitol, this tweI- ty-sixth day of My, A. D 1887.
 (. MEYER ZULICK. By the Governor,
 WM. c. FtsrE3,
 Acting Secretary of Territory.
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Remove Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesle., Clay Co. Iowa, tells the following remarkable story, the 5ruth of which is vouchel for by the resi-. lents of the town: "I am 73 years old, nave been trouble with kidney complaint md laneness for many years; could not lress myself without help. Nov I am ire ( from all pain anl soreness, and am able tc h all my own house work. l owe my th tnks to Electric Bitters for having remov sd completely all disease and pain" Trial bottle only 50e at A. Franks store.
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NOTICE,

The annual meeting of the Stock holde ,; the Southern Pacific Railroad Compar f Arizonal v i'll he held at the office cf r Company in San Francisco, State of Cal nrsia, on "Wednesday the thirteenth q July, 1887. at ten o'clock q. n to ole Directors for the ensuing year and to | ans act such other business as m ay properly come before said meeting.
 F. S. D0UTY,
 SEcR ErARY
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Messrs. Ewing anl Blaisde!l have had nn engineering party under Mr. Unthank. sur veying the line of their Gila City canal-a rival of the Gila branch of the Colorado and Gila canal Quite contest was had as to which party would finish to Yuma first, but Co' Norton took the lead and kept it all the way through, arriving here several miles ahead. It's stormy day when the Col gets left.
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c! I.1t3Te5t :J ladies.

The new treatment for la,lies' q sease, discovery ly Dr. Mary \. Gregg, tre dis tinguished English Physicim and nurse which has revoIutinniled the entire mode oi treating these complaints in lnglard is noN being introduced into tLe U. S., under {; fair and noble plan.
 Sufficient of this remedy for ore L ortL', trial treatment is sent free 10 every E dy who is suffering from any disease conmol to the sex who sends Ter addi ess and l3 2ct. stamps for expense, charges Gtc.
 It is a positive cure for any form of fem ale disease and the. free tri.d package i, many times sufficient to effect a rermlneu; cure. Full directions accompany the pack age (which is put mp in plain wrapper also price list fo- future reference. No triat package will he sens after O;s. Ist, 1886 Address, GREE5 REMEDY COMPANY, PALMy IA. N. Y,
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Euck'en's Arniea SaiVe.

The best Salve in the world for Cats, Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feve' 'ores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblain. 'orns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positivel, 'ures Piles, or no pay required. It i guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, O honey refunded. Price 9 cents per box. [ )r sale by A. Frank.
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Ladies will find relief from their costive. ness, Swimming in theHeai. Colic, Sour Stomach. Headache, Kidney troubles, etc., by taking dose of Sim nons Liver Regula. tor after dinner or supper, SD as to move the bowels once day. Mothers will have bet. ter health and the babies will grow more robust by using the Regulator. If an infant shows signs af Colic, nothing like a few drops in water for relief
The Arizona sentinel., 1887-06-18

The election for school trustees which takes place June 27th, is a highly important one to all who are interested in school matters. Under the new law three trustees are to be elected at the coming election and they are to decide by lot which me shall hold for one year, which one for two, and which for three years. Thereafter one trustee shall be elected annually to hold for three years.
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M-. John J. Devinr, of Florence, is in the city. Arizona has few older residents, and no better citizens, than he. The ED;ta2h exten1s to him a hearty welcomc.-Fp;taph.
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NoTicE TO CREDITORS.
In the Matter of the Estate of
 John L. Smith, I

In the Matter of the Estate of John l.. Smith,
 Deceased.
 In the Probate Court, County
 of Yuma, Territory of Arizona Notice is hereby given by the undersigned Administratrix of the estate of John L. smith, deceased, to the creditors of, and al persons having claims against the said de ceased, to exhibit tbem with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the frs' publication of this notice, to the said Ad- ninistratrix or her attorney. Samuel Purdy Esq, at the office of the latter, in the vii age of Yuma, the same being the place fol she transaction of the business of said estaae.
 JUAN: B. SMITH, Administratrix of the estate of John l.. smith, deceased.
 Dated, Yuma, A. T., March 22d, 1887.
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Messrs D: NJ. and John Field, two o sle first settlers in the Antelope vall,y ol le Glla, N ere in toAn couple of days tn ,eek. After several years of pioneer Ii hey begin to see realization Tf Heir htT' We h pc they will be handsome ly rewarded for their years of discoaragemeo.ts and pa tent waiting.
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young strang r el at the rcIi lence of Capt. A. D. Joil ,n last Sln lay. He ans vers 10 the name of Capt. Johnson, Jr
 ! he Capt. Sr. has not been seen since tn,
 we extend our congratulations.
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F. S. DOUTY,
 SECRETARY

The boom in land locations which is no 1t its height here is unprecedented in th .i-tory of western settlement. At tn pres eat rate there will not be an acre of racai 1 nd in the Colorado and Gila valleys .hree months.
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We noticed this week that one of our mercantile firms was sending out large quan titles of supplies to the yarious ente Irises now unler way in this county. Among the number were the Gila City Ditch Co.,, the Antel pc Canal Co.,, the i'ohaw k Water Co, .he Aztec Ditch Co. and the Contreras Ditch "a
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.hree months

John J. Meeden, formerly a resident C Yuma and oldest brother of our esteemc, ownsman and chairman of our Board ( supervisors, Capt. c. V. Meeder, died q :Iolfax, w. T., on May 27th.
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The Phoenix Daily Herald has been CT arCed--an indication of lr5spe'i y- IT. Ierald is evidently keeping abrea st of t. loom. We are glad to note It's enterpr;s lud thrift.